Marketing Craftmanship

JUNE 6, 2011

Do mainstream journalists – trained to present both sides of an issue they’re reporting – contribute to the public’s interest in and acceptance of information that’s known to be wrong?

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Marketing Craftmanship

AUGUST 19, 2011

As a result, website visitors might see…a company blog with only 3 posts over the past year; no press releases issued since 2009; a “Coming Soon” graphic for the In the News section; an archive of quarterly newsletters with many issues skipped; a 2 year-old white paper that’s no longer relevant; and zero upcoming events scheduled.

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Marketing Craftmanship

MARCH 28, 2011

Yesterday on CNN’s Reliable Sources , host Howard Kurtz found former ABC newsman Ted Koppel warning of the demise of the Fourth Estate, claiming that most media sources “are desperate to turn a buck,” and are “busy chasing popcorn rather than steak & potato news.” Chain-smoker Morrow died at age 57.)

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Marketing Craftmanship

APRIL 8, 2016

Your fund’s goal is to do business with the people who believe the same things that you believe. There’s a reason why it’s been viewed more than 26 million times since 2009. What actually incents them to allocate and remain with you is based on the power of why. So you need to explain what you believe in.

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Marketing Craftmanship

JANUARY 5, 2012

The most notorious of these early sites included RateMyEmployer.com (currently on life support), F**kedCompany.com (died in 2007) and JobVent.com, which was acquired by Glassdoor.com in 2009.

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